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Why join SWPRE? (downloadable PDF)

SWPRE isn't about volume or numbers. If you are invited to join SWPRE and become a “Partner”, SWPRE is making a long-term commitment to invest in you and your business. SWPRE technology is based on very best tools available. Our MBA/PHD research and analysis, video based website, global marketing and 24-7 client/realtor service have no known peers. SWPRE is structured like a business. Businesses

Rural land price data for Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi are now available exclusively on the Real Estate Center's website. The information is available to the public for free. (Photo from Center files.)

September 11, 2018

REC exclusive: rural land data for Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi

​​COLLEGE STATION (Real Estate Center) – Rural land data for Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi are now on the Real Estate Center’s website.

The new data can be narrowed by region and county and go back to fourth quarter 2005.

Best Places to Buy a Home

Texas has 50% of the top 10 best places to buy a home. If you are looking to relocate, complete SWPRE's AI enabled relocation form to find the best place for YOU to buy a home.

"...Whether you’re joining the real-estate business or just looking for a place to call home, it’s important to get a handle on the housing markets you’re considering before investing in a property. With unemployment falling and house prices rising, the market as a whole has been in a boom. But while home values are rising, up almost $16,000 on average just in the first quarter of 2018, fewer homes are being built and bought because mortgage rates are rising. However, home prices and rental rates vary widely across the U.S. based on supply and

Best Cities for Families

Source: WalletHub

Families move often and for various reasons. In fact, the average American can expect to move an estimated 11.4 times...(for) a new job or long-term wealth accumulation...instability such as foreclosure or job loss. The key... is to choose an area that’s both economically prosperous and a pleasant place to live...With that in mind, WalletHub compared more than 180 U.S. cities based on 46 key metrics that consider essential family dynamics, such as the cost of housing, the quality of local school and health-care systems, and the opportunities for fun and recreation.

Interesting distribution across the US: 3 in California, 3 in the Dakotas, 2 in the SW (Texas and Arizona), 1 in